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My Dear Sir,-Plesse accept my thanks for
the reports you have sent me Of tho proceed
ings Of the Forestry Congress. By brief COM
pliance with your request | will endeavor 70
show my grateful Acknowledgements Of your
considerations The subject 10 which the at
fentiou of your ASSOCIATION Is directed has
long commanded my deep interest, aud II
has gIievcd me 10 see, as - too often
the case, the danger that the delay Of
appropriate remedies has created. In 1890
there we're between the upper Mississippi and
tho Great Lakes the greatest forests OF mast
timber 10 be found east Of the Rocky noun
talns. Now they are said 10 have been quite
DESTROYED. Would it not be better 20 transfer
the control OF public lands to the States within
which they lief Agents OF equal capacity
with those heretofore employed might
be obtained and State supervision would
have the promoting OF direct Interest
ana greater facilities for information.
lie northwestern States should preserve their
forests. a. they have the best mast timber
now growing. Beyond the preservation OF
timbers tor mechanical and domestic uses.
there are climatic and oth0r considerations OF
grave importance.
After an exhaustive review Of the forestry
question. he closes his letter In the following
language: with qualification | have noticed
the noble purposes OF your association, con.
trasting so lonOrably with the selfish aims OF
partisan strife; and with cordial wishes for the
success Of the Forestry Congress. am faith
fully yours, JEFFERSON DAVIS
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TIE FORESTRY CONGRESS-.
ghe Proceedings YeSterhay-5eTcr-
son Dayfs'S Letter 30 tnai BODY.

10y telcrrnph 20 INC UI'piT Vu'I
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. O 'tOhcr 2a.-lhe southern
FORESTRY Congress met this morning. Interest
inr addresse- were delivered by Mrs. Ellen
Coull Long, Of flOrila, and Or. Charles MOhr.
of Mol le Interesting and instructive letters
were read from Hon. A. y. Richardson. OF
Iowa, who Is now in Berlin, and Hon. Jefferson
layis. This congress wa organized threo
wears ago at Defuniak Springs. Fla, and the
American Forestry Congress was organized
Fix years ago Both will meet in Atlanta next
year, the time 20 be fixed 10y the Executive
Committee, when the two associations viii De
consolidated into national association. The
congress adjourned to-day.
Tie following ia the lettor Of Jefferson Davis
read at the meeting OF the Forestry Congress
to-day:
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RnoKs. sTATIoNERY, Ss.

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Fred Warde AZ yirginius.

The house at the Baldwin last night
wss very enthusiastic, aud II greeted
Frederick Warde's performance a.
''Virginius" with the rare compliment
Of cheers. He got numerous recalls,
aud he earned them. Mr.. Warde's
'Virginius," when we saw 1t some
time ago, was declared not far short OF
McCullough's. Indeed, Wsrde has
something Of quality which McCul.
Tough lacked, something Of q deeper
spirit that gives greater meaning to
the strong and interesting character.
Mr.. Warde has mellowed q little, and
with the encouragement he has re-
ceived he has made himself something
Of q more ambitious star. He 10 un-
questionably the coming man.
Mr.. Warde's "Virginius" 10 q re.
markable piece Of genuine acting, and
the verdict given before about IL was
more than confirmed last night. He
has an excellent company. Eugene
Blair Is q charming Virginia, and the
other members are capable young men
of good APPEARANCE and more than the
average intelligence.-San Francisco
Chronicle. May 8. 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
liable for said license aud saId license

liable for said license and sald license
u hereby made lien on ell such prop
erty, which lien shall have precedence
Of any other lieu, claim or other de-
mand, and II any person or persons
shall fall or refuse 70 procure the
license required by this act before the
transaction Of the business specified,
IL shall I've the duty of the treasurer OF
the county. ~ seize any Of the prop
CITY upon which q lien 10 hereby
Created. or any other property belong.
Ing TO such person or persons. and sell
The same In the same manner pro-
vided for sheriffs on execution, 10 sat-
isfy said license and cost, and for
which said treasurer shall receive q
like fee Is sheriffs for service Of notice
and sale on execution, or said treas
urer may sue for and collect said license
and cost by attachment. garnishment
Or otherwise.
FOR DOING BUSINESS WITH
OUT LICENSE.
SEC. %. Any person or persons
Tho shall transact any business, trade
or occupatioI or profession for which q
license Is required by this act, without
hrst obtaining the same shall be
deemed guilty of q misdefneanor and
upon conviction before any court hav-
Ing a competent jurisdiction be fined
In any SUM not less than ten dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars.
LIABILITY OF TREASURER.
SEC. q. IL auy treasurer shall fail
or refuse to enforce the provisions oi
this act as herein directed, he shall be
liatle and shall pay double theamouut
OF each and every license which he
shall 30 fail to collect, together with
all costs Of suit; and 1t shall DO the
duty Of the county attorney of the
county In which such treasurer re-
sides, upon complaint of any taxpayer
In TINS territory. to prosecute such
treasurer for the same.
MANNER OF AscERTAINING PoPuLA-
TIoN.
SEC. %. For the purpose Of ascer-
tanning the population Of any city.
town or village IN cur a proper col
lection Of the license tax herein pro-
.vided, the treasurer shall multiply the
whole number Of votes cast ut thelHst
preceding general election by three,
and The sum thus a~scertained shall be
the population Of said city, town or
village for the purpose Of this ACT.
SEC. 90, That chspfpr nj Of the
Fifth Division If the Revised Statutes
Montana. and all acts sLd parts Of acts
In conflict with this act are hereby re.
Epealed; provided. that this act shall
take effect and be In force from and
after July Lat, 1887.
Approved March 10 1897.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
Episcopal Church,

Al the Sunday evening services Of
the Episcopal church, Rev. Horsfall,
the rector, gave = financial report
which was quite gratifying. The
money has been received 10 pay the
contractor the balance owing him on
the building. which Is in the hands OF
the treasurer Of the church fund, and
will he paid AZ soon as q few things
have been done that will make the
contract complete. The fitting up OF
the interior 10 a matter for the future,
and 1t is hoped will be accomplished
by the beginning Of winter. A few
Sundays ago the pastor made an ear.
nest appeal for help to pay for the In.
terror finish, which will cost some
hundreds more The appeal was Sc
feelingly made and the cause o.
worthy, that the reporter Lvoluntar.
lily put his hand down into his pocket
with a purpose to pay the sum total
then and there. Mr.. Horsfall also
thanked all those who had contributed
30 literally to the fund, those who
YER Practitioners and those who were
not. All had been quite willing to
help and TO give all they could. To
the ladies he spoke words Of appeal
hoping that by entertainments and
other means they would be able 10
assist. We are glad to see 30 substan-
tial n building ~ the beautiful brick
church adjoining u town. 1t speaks
volumes for the good Of the town. II
shows III as n G~od-fearing people
where Christianity has u bone, a ract
which Is attested by the spires of the
many churches which are scattered
over the town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
A Multitude Of Ailments.

The ailments which aaniet the kidneys and blad.
der are 80 numerous, that merely TO name them
would OH . space far outrunning the limits ofthis
article. sufice Il to say, that that they are both
ohstinaie and dangerous. To their prevention
Hoststter's stomach Bitters are we'll adapted. The
stimulus which u lends 10 the action Of the kid
neys whom ihey are lsthsrgic. sereye TO counieraet
a tendency In Them 10 lapse, first, into q state Of
pernieious inactivity, and sf,erward into one Of
positive organic disease, which soon destroys their
delicate insesuments. poisons the blood and causes
death double purpose is served by this depu-
pes impurities from M blood which have no nat.
u,sl ensnnei Of outlet, except those organs, Con-
tupssicn, biiiouansss. fever ana aeue, rheumatism
ana ayspsp<iA, are sho rsmsdisd BY this medicine
Oh thofougA Action and vide scope.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
Closing Exercises at the Convent.

On Wednesday evening the present
term at the Ursuline Convent will
close with q musical entertainment
consisting Of an operetta, the charac-
ters 10 which are TO be assumed BY the
scholars, during ths performance OF
which, they will appear IN songs ,cho-
russes, and instrumental selections.
These entertainments have always
been Of the highest.grade Of excellenee
and the coming ~ Is promised to be
fully up to the standard OF lite prede-
eessors, The pupils have tickets for
sale, for one dollar each, and Ms the
evening will undoubtedly be rendered
beautiful with a midsummer moon,
there should be q large attendance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

The game of base ball played on
Sunday at Keogh was q grand record
oferrors on both sides, not more than
three runs being earned, the score WAS
81 to 20, In favor Of Keogb. IL seemed
to be an off day for both clubs, and be-
sides. the furious wind made base ball
playing excessive labor. 1t was al
most Impossible to field a ball, and the
game though close and exciting called
forth light applause.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

PugIlistic fame is cheap when a ifs
tic encounter can be had for twenty
FIVE cents. Such was the amount
that a big wolly COW puncher prspos.
ed to do up another big man who was
not quite 30 woolly. The glorious COW
boy bit the dust at the end of two con.
seoutivs blovs, ~ aud after hunting
around to find himself, he gathered
bis head together. mounted bis horse
and the last that was sesn Of him was
q streak going up Main street, which
never stopped until the reservation
vas reached OF the other side Of the
river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
At the Methodist Church,

Sunday evening last was given up
to the children at the Methodist
church. and q very pleasant and meri.
torlous service vas conducted by them,
consisting Of songs. choruses and reel
tations. The participants were Minnie
Case, Ida Ksppell, frankie Huss,
Ibbie Case. Mile Harrington, Lulu
Case, Fannie Snow, Minnie Kappell,
Mady Huss, Lulu Ernest, Alice
Christie and Matt Riley. MT. c. E.
Case, superintendent of the Sunday
school. Wah Z e,eptOr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

Notice Is hereby given that the com.
missioner. Of Custer county will meet
In special session an Friday, 5uly
lst, q. the office of the county clerk al
Miles City. NJ. T.. fer the transaction
of such business as may properly come
before them. /.
BY order Of the hoard Of County Com
missioners. l.. G. DEAR. Clerk.
Dated, Miles City. June q, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

Did you ever have the "blues ?"
Well, try to be local editor in dull
times. The duller the times, the
more Of q paper 10 expected by the
readers. ""Twss nothing In some.
thing" SLAVES to msnyn 10 what the
midnight writer THINKS a he hsars
the savage cry Of "copy."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

became the reciplants Of many floral
ofierings. II Is very seldom that two
actors VI such breadth Of talent are
prevailed upon to perform together
and we congratulate the amusement
public Of Helena for being 80 lucky.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

VIM. +. Niedringhsus aud his SOM
Albert and Samue and Geo. w. Med
ringhAus. all Of st. Louis and relatives
Of H. L. Neidringhsus. of tue Nm.
arrived this morning and intend visit.
ing the roundup.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

The motion for . new trial In the
case OF the Territory We, Douglas Doyle
was denied by Judge Bach. Court
has again adjourned for Q few days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
Wanted.

Two good carpenters. one plasterer
and one lather, to lsth about six thou
sand yards of lathing. Address
HEALy BROS, Rotten Grass, Mont.
Via Crow Agency.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

The secretary Of the Interior has ad.
justed the claim of Zpok & Anderson,
Of Custer county. M 'ntaua. for $6.3S7,
alleged damage sustained by the in
cunion o. the Cheyenne Indians in
1854. The department allowed t3, $50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

"Pat. did you get that postal card ?"
"Phwat postal cards" Letter 60,
Gallagher" says Mike. Exchange OF
ohestnuts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

M OF the good things Of til.
WNNSN life ars sorrowfulIy "a
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Ackcr':
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on /.
positive guarani % at 25 and 30 cents. b.
John Wright. Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach IL sole agent for An.
heuser-Bush ~. Louis key beer, Sci.
denberQ's fine Kew was' and La Con.
fessicn, celebrated Cuban handmade
cipa.s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

At Keogh on the Fourth Of July
there will be something Of n celebra-
tion. Athletic exercises among the
soldiers will be n feature of the occasion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

The people Of Helena were favored
with a most gratifying treat last Sat-
urday evening. The German
tragedian, Herr Bandman and Geo. @.
Min appearing Jointly In Othello.
Bsndman sustaining the title role
while Min essayed Iago. The mp.
plause Of the audience was heavy aud
enthusiastic. Both actors were called
before the curtain several times aud
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

&c NO>> would enjoy your dinner
~ WV and are prevented BY Dys-
pepsia. use Ackeris Dyspepsia Tablets.
They arc . positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. Is and 30 cents.
John Wright. Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
Clean rags wanted ct this Office.

The north side roundup worked the
government bottom yesterday end
gathered only about go head Of stock,
they work down the river to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
LOCAL M s.

E. g. Besman was In Sunday from
his Rosebud ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

Col. Simpson and Jno. w. Buster
have returned from q short trip east OF
here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

Lou Kennedy. son Of Postmaster
John E. Kennedy Of Blstchford, was
10 the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

q. M. Klrwan was In from his
Tongue river ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
For sale.

One span Of work horses, one span
of mules, wagon and harness, one
saddle horse. r. J. BRYAN & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

Go to Bill Billiard for Best's Mil
yankee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
HEDAILY.JOURNA
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
Arr{vof NJ Tvolas.

Go. 1, West Bound, Due Of MILES City iisvi n
No ., East Bound. Due as Miles CITY 10 = m
n NAH IL closed IL 7,so o'eloek. .. =.
Postoaos 10 opsn from . 70 10. o m. sundays
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28

q. H. Hood. q commercial rustler
arrived from Mandan this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-28
To the Public.

Owing to one Of the mishaps incl
dent 10 the running Of machinery, we
have been compelled to shut down
temporarily for repairs, but hope and
expect to be 10 running order again
by Wednesday evening-until which
time we AJAX the indulgence Of our
patrons.
MILES Cry ELECTRIC LIGHT Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-04
The Flight of Time.

There is nothing more difficult to
measure. learn, than the passage OF
time when one is in a hurry, although
that is condition in which seldom
find myself. 1 was with a friend in a
horse-car the other day on the way to
take one of the harbor boats, with little
time to spare, when the car suddenly
stopped, and both driver and conductor
jumped off, with ordinations of de-
light, to take q nearer view of lively
pugilistic encounter which couple OF
rough fellows that moment had i'm
provised in one of the alleys off Atlantic
avenue. My friend was indignant at
the desertion, and with threat of re-
porting such a neglect of duty, pulled
out his watch to note the time lost.
The fight went vigorously on to its con-
clusion, the driver and conductor re-
turned and the car rolled along. How
long was it?" 1 asked. "Forty-three
seconds" was the reply. Yet it seemed
to me, sharing my friends anxiety to
catch the boat, that ten minutes would
barely have given time for the battle
we had just seen fought from skirmish
to victory, including the removal of
the wounded from the field.-BOston
filObe
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-08-04
Health OF the French Army.

1t is observed in the French army
that diseases of the heart are very COM
mon. In recent study of this subject
certain military doctors show that
they arise from the fatiguing duties
imposed on. recruits at an age when,
Generally, the development of the body
is not in harmony with that of the
heart, being either in advance of it or
behind it. In the latter case there is
hypertrophy of growth; in the former.
insufficiency (the more common occur
rence). An instance is given in which
q regiment in garrison in the West, in
1880, had on an average twelve to fif-
teen per 1000 invalided annually (the
normal figure for the French army, OF
which number two or three had hyper
trophy of the heart. A Colonel came
to the regiment who had very faulty
notions as to the amount of drill and
fatigue the men could stand. By Sep
TENDER, 1888. the number of heart in
-yalids had risen steadily to twenty-five
out of forty-five Il. e.. ABOUT one in two.
IN. Y. Post.